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Re: [xj-s] Vacuum advance module repair
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Re: [xj-s] Vacuum advance module repair





On Tue, 7 Jul 1998, Lee Opausky wrote:

>  Only one concern: even using the smallest bolts ( 3-48 I believe) , the
> holes required in the rim of the dome left barely 1 mm metal to compress
> and hold the edge of the diaphragm. This is less than 1/4 of the original
> compression area, and with the continuos workings of the diaphragm the
> rubber is likely to tear, making the whole car less than roadwordy.

FWIT, my original rebuild of the vacuum advance, as described in Kirby's
book, has been in place for about two years, and it has held up well.  The
slim mounting surface has not been a problem.  Maybe this is not
surprising, since it is the crimp that really holds it all together, and
the 8 screws do a good enough job of simulating that.

John


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